Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-27

The secone race was the ycarling colt stakes,
;rotting, witch Mikado won. Best time, 1;53.
The third race, 2:5S class, snap VOL. Best
time, $50.
mile, Winters Boy won. Time, 491a seconds
A observation-disclosures Roll.
SIERRA CITY, August 26th.-On Wednesday
team and buggy belonging to A. C. Busch went
over grade at the Phoenix Mil Tunnel, and
rolled down the mountain 500 feet. The AMI
mails were badly cut up and the vehicle totally
wrecked. Chinese cook had hold of the
buggy and went down fifty feet, receiving
number of slight wounds.
The Fair at Santa Rosa.
SANTA Rosa, August 26th.-The attendance at
the fair was large increase over yesterday, the
main stand and pavilion being crowded from
an early tfo1r. The parade of stock at 10 @ clock
was witnessed by thousands. The Directors are
buoyan over the Increasing attendance. The
gate receipts for fvedays were much larger than
for the same number of days last yeaz,
At O'Clock the Judges called cut the first
race, which was running, three-qaarters Of q
mile free for al, purse 500. Cleveland won,
Johsnie Grey second.
IKE 2:25 Glass Woodruff vFeR, Longfellow
second. Best time, 2:221.
The free-fo--all pacing race Lee won, Poca-
hentas second. Best time, 2253a.
Immigrants for Yuba.
lCopyi9, lss7, by the California associated Pre:S-l
MARYslELLE, August 2e1t.-A party of twenty
two immigrants arrived here this evening from
Nebraska, and will beg and cultivate small
farms. They are intelligent Germans who
heard in their old homes of the cheapness of
foothih lands in Iube, the excellence of the
fiation of values here. Land can be bought at
very moderate iprices, and there is no better
fieldin the State for Snyestment.
Marysville Fs,ir-Whcat Market.
Gepyighf. 1857. BY lie California Associated Press.
MARYsvILLE, August 26th.-The fourth annual
District Fair will open Oh Tuesday. A large list
of entries appear for the racing contests. Many
horses arrived to-day, and more are coming to-
morrow Preparations for the exhibit at the
Pavilion show that it will excel in quality and
quantity anything Of the kind ever undertaken
here.
The wheat market here is very inactive. not a
sale being made since the Call Board has opened
The price offered is 81 20.
Senator Stanford Down South.
Copygh. 1857. by the California associated Press
TEMPLEroS August 26th.-Senator Stanford
and wife arrived here this evening. The citizens
have called on him. and he expressed great sur
prise nj the rapid advance of our town and the
beauties OF the country.
burglary at Orland...
CopyigH. 1887. by G.e California associated Press.
ORLAND, August 26th-A bold ATTEMPT wa,
made last night &c burglarize the store of Beh
rens q Clark. The burglar was getting in
window, and Clark in getting his gun scared
the man. clark hred several shots at him run
ming, without hitting him and he escaped amoni
the buildings.
Ranch Hands Robbed.
Copyright, 1887, by the aifo,ia associated Press
GRIDLEY, August 26th.-A burglary occurred
at the ranch OF M. Biggs, Jr., four miles north
east of this place, last night. The thrashin,
crew of J. F. Crannon, also some of the rancf
hands in the employ of Mr.. Biggs, were robbed
of between $50 and 500, together with fou
watches, valued at $40. It is thought TO be tn,
work of the same gang who robbed the ranch O
y. d. Setter and Hazelbusch Bros
A Wife-Beater Convicted.
Copyright, 1887. by the California Associated Press
EVANSVILLE, August 26th.-James Fairclough
saloon keeper, was arrested to-day for batter,
on his paralyzed wife. She was found badly
bruised in a cellar. He says she ANNOYED Kim
and that he carried her into the cellar and lief
her there. He was tried this afternoon, found
guilty and will be sentenced tomorrow He
had been drinking to excess
Slight Rain at Chico.
copyright, 1857, by The California associated Press
Cmco, August 26th.-This afternoon we had q
slight sprinkle of rain which lasted a few min
utes. 1t has been cloudy for two days. A
heavy rain al the present time would do great
damage TO grain exposed.
Benicia's Masonic Temple.
BENICIA, August 26th.-The Masonic Temple
is being pushed to completion, and will be an
impOSiug strurturp-